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Makers

Hearken to the Roots

Carol Mowdy Bond - 0
Dusty Hammack and his son, Zac, are using their Marking Tree Design business to keep it local, whenever and whenever they...
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The Insider

The Legacy of Gene

John Wooley - 0
Firsts are, to put it mildly, tricky things. It’s like the old saw about being the fastest gun...
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Starting Off

Protecting the Protectors

Kimberly Burk - 0
New recruits get hugs and candy bars. Deployed personnel receive ‘Freedom Boxes’ filled with toiletries and Girl Scout cookies. Returning veterans...
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Local Flavor

La Tropicana

Greg Horton - 0
La Tropicana Tacos y Más is the perfect mash-up of authentic taqueria and modern Mexican restaurant. Abundant parking,...
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November

Adjusting to Big Changes

Stephen Hunt - 0
Thanks to COVID-19, every sector of society has been upended. But for Locust Grove native Jason Pirtle, a tight end at...
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Closing Thoughts

Richard A. Kelley

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Oklahoma City’s fire chief, Richard Kelley, is a born-and-raised, bonafide Oklahoman who graduated from Moore High School,...
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Senior Issues

Redefining Youth

Kimberly Burk - 0
Jack Freese Attorney – Freese & March Tulsa attorney Jack...
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Food & Drink

A Food Lover’s Guide to Oklahoma

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Features

Caring for Fido and Felix

The Pandemic Pet Boom Pet adoptions have skyrocketed during the pandemic, as work-from-home measures are keeping Oklahomans indoors and...
Carol Mowdy Bond - 0
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Senior Issues

Redefining Youth

Jack Freese Attorney – Freese & March Tulsa attorney Jack...
Kimberly Burk - 0
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Starting Off

Protecting the Protectors

Kimberly Burk - 0
New recruits get hugs and candy bars. Deployed personnel receive ‘Freedom Boxes’ filled with toiletries and Girl Scout cookies. Returning veterans...
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November

Adjusting to Big Changes

Stephen Hunt - 0
Thanks to COVID-19, every sector of society has been upended. But for Locust Grove native Jason Pirtle, a tight end at...
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The Insider

The Legacy of Gene

John Wooley - 0
Firsts are, to put it mildly, tricky things. It’s like the old saw about being the fastest gun...
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Makers

Hearken to the Roots

Carol Mowdy Bond - 0
Dusty Hammack and his son, Zac, are using their Marking Tree Design business to keep it local, whenever and whenever they...
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Reaching the Runway

Education Lauren Miers - 0
Fashion is about more than showing off designs on the runway. Combined, the fashion education programs available in Oklahoma offer opportunities...

Carving Out Camaraderie

Starting Off Kimberly Burk - 0
Bill and Carol Payne of Broken Arrow often pack up a picnic lunch and head for the lake, where he works...

Chugging Right Along

Hobbies Debi Turley - 0
On February 28, 1827, the first railway was chartered in the U.S. to carry passengers and freight. Those long-ago locomotives certainly...

The Art of Tending Bar

Culture Tommy Cummings - 0
So, you want to be a bartender? The potential for additional income while working with a flexible schedule is surely attractive....

A Trip to Paradise

The Insider John Wooley - 0
The trouble with studying something that’s still alive is that it can keep eluding you. This applies to...

More than Football

Sports Stephen Hunt - 0
Dan Bitson is one proud Tulsan. A three-sport athlete (basketball, football and track) at Booker T. Washington High School, the talented...

Broadening Horizons

Clubs Lauren Miers - 0
Most academic clubs don’t set out to solve the world’s problems, but Model United Nations does just that.

The Power of Movement

Community Kimberly Burk - 0
People with Parkinson’s disease benefit physically from dance and other forms of movement, which is why retired music teacher John Gerber...

A Man of the People

People Bonnie Rucker - 0
Among several other –perhaps more recognizable – titles, Tulsa’s Sean Kouplen is an author. His third book, The Abundance Mentality, highlights...
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November

Much to Smile About

Whether a person’s interest is shopping, fishing, scenery, wildlife, local history or just something delicious to eat, Tishomingo and the southeastern...
Henry Dolive - 0
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Health

The Subtleties of Seizures

Seizures, sudden and uncontrolled surges of electrical activity in the brain, can affect anyone at any age. Symptoms of a seizure...
Rebecca Fast - 0
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Destinations

The Rock (and Roll) of Gibraltar

When you think of Gibraltar, you might envision the emblematic rock. The monolithic limestone promontory on the Iberian Peninsula is steeped...
Gina Michalopulos Kingsley - 0
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Life & Style

Staying in Touch

In the wake of canceled flights, postponed events and a bevy of other broken plans, Thanksgiving shouldn’t be a time to...
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Interiors

An Ode to Downtown Tulsa

When Chuck Lamson and his wife, Leigh, went looking for a new home in Tulsa, they found the perfect residence in...
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Taste

food, drink, and other pleasures
First Bite

The Next Bright Chapter

Brian Schwartz - 0
Ruth Young ran Tulsa’s legendary lunch spot Queenie’s for almost forty years, but if you ask her if she recalls any...
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First Bite

The Next Bright Chapter

Brian Schwartz - 0
Ruth Young ran Tulsa’s legendary lunch spot Queenie’s for almost forty years, but if you ask her if she recalls any...
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Local Flavor

La Tropicana

Greg Horton - 0
La Tropicana Tacos y Más is the perfect mash-up of authentic taqueria and modern Mexican restaurant. Abundant parking,...
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Chef Chat

Life on the Fly

Greg Horton - 0
If chef Jonathan Krell’s story only contained two nuggets – he trained with Masaharu Morimoto, and he once worked as a...
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The Union

Tasty Tidbits Tracy LeGrand - 0
With a robust carry-out menu and fun options like a daily happy hour; Mexican food on Tuesdays; and poker, whiskey and cigars...

Urban Bru

Tasty Tidbits Tracy LeGrand - 0
Voted among the best gourmet coffee purveyors in the state, Urban Bru is also your stop of truly diverse meals, including unique...

Cheri Ann’s Trattoria

Tasty Tidbits Tracy LeGrand - 0
Established in 2018, family-owned Cheri Ann’s Trattoria in Broken Arrow is focused on the seasonal and the fresh, with daily chef offerings...
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Where & When

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Performances

On the Stage

Mary Willa Allen - 0
Musical events are the name of the game this month. Tulsa Symphony offers two shows, The Titan on...
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Art

Archeology, Ceramics, Wildlife and Landscapes

Mary Willa Allen - 0
Slow down and take a day to stroll through one of Oklahoma’s various art galleries.
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Football, BMX and Equine Events

Sports Mary Willa Allen - 0
Football season is full steam ahead this month. Visit Norman on Nov. 7 and 21 to watch the University of Oklahoma take...

From Fall Farms to Film Festivals

Community Mary Willa Allen - 0
Music education fans can get their fill with Signature Symphony’s online Connecting the Dots seminars this month. On Nov. 5, symphony musicians...

A Little of Everything

film and Cinema Drew Joseph Allen - 0
In Theaters As of this writing, it appears movie theaters are back in business, albeit at a smaller capacity...

Virtual Runs and Halloween Scares

Community Mary Willa Allen - 0
From online events to musical performances and parades, Oklahoma bustles with family-friendly events in October. Running enthusiasts: several online...
Closing Thoughts

Richard A. Kelley

Staff - 0
Oklahoma City’s fire chief, Richard Kelley, is a born-and-raised, bonafide Oklahoman who graduated from Moore High School,...
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